The London Botulinum Toxin Master Class

Ultrasound and Cadaveric Anatomy Course for Botulinum Toxin Injectors

Cervical Spine – 9th September 2026
Upper Limb – 10th September 2026
Lower Limb – 11th September 2026

9th–11th September 2026
Queen Mary University of London
London E1 4NS

This three-day specialist course combines ultrasound-guided anatomy with cadaveric dissection to support clinicians performing botulinum toxin injections.

The course covers:

• Cervical spine (9th September)
• Upper limb (10th September)
• Lower limb (11th September)

Clinical applications in the management of dystonia and spasticity will be covered throughout the course.

View full agenda here – The London Botulinum Toxin Masterclass Agenda

Additional specialist faculty are invited daily.

CPD accreditation has been applied for through CPD Certification Service for 6 hours per day, and a certificate of attendance will be awarded.

Merz Pharma UK Ltd have provided funds toward the running of this meeting but have not had any influence on the agenda.

Some of our most recent reviews:

“The format of the course was excellent, and it was clear that all the faculty members were extremely knowledgeable, which gave me confidence in their teaching.”

“This was a phenomenal course that offered excellent introductory lectures, followed by excellent insights on the anatomy by Freddie alongside the cadavers, and then very useful ultrasound practice. Overall, this course was a boost to my clinical practice. I found it extremely helpful and instructive, and a very helpful refresher. I think having so many experienced practitioners meant that the discussions served as a useful forum to discuss the different ways clinicians manage common problems. I am amazed that this course is currently free.”

“It was great that with the ultrasound sessions, there was at least one person per ultrasound station who was familiar with the ultrasound of that body region, and who could help learners navigate the images and what they were seeing. In other courses that I have attended, this was not the case, and delegates were left to try to decipher the images alone, not knowing if their interpretation was correct or not.”

“I was so appreciative of the opportunity to attend this course. The quality of the teaching was incredibly high. Throughout the days, discussion and debate were encouraged, and as attendees, we agreed that there was no judgment when we did not know the answer. I really appreciated how humble the ‘experts’ were and how willing they ALL were to share their knowledge.”

“Thank you. Such a great course. Especially the explanation about caput and Collis. I like that they had a few case studies presented for clinical reasoning.”